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This comprehensive survey of every mullet in the AFL shows why the controversial hairstyle is making a comeback - Vimarsana News

This comprehensive survey of every mullet in the AFL shows why the controversial hairstyle is making a comeback

The ABC analyses the headshots and hairstyles of all AFL players in the 2024 season to definitively answer: is the mullet back?

Source: abc.net.au
Making my bookshelves clickable | James' Coffee Blog - Vimarsana News

Making my bookshelves clickable | James' Coffee Blog

You can make regions of an image clickable with a number of techniques, from overlyaing an SVG that contains onclick JavaScript handlers all the way to using image maps. I love this idea. I started to think about how I could create an image of my bookshelves that you could click to learn more about each book I am reading. This would be more engaging than a traditional list of text.

Meta is bucking just about every AI trend, including the 'boys club' - Vimarsana News

Meta is bucking just about every AI trend, including the 'boys club'

Mark Zuckerberg’s firm has made open-source, free AI models a priority while its AI research team is led by women.

Source: yahoo.com
10 Noteworthy AI Research Papers of 2023 - Vimarsana News

10 Noteworthy AI Research Papers of 2023

This article is a compilation of 10 noteworthy AI research papers of 2023.

AI predictions for 2024: What top VCs think - Vimarsana News

AI predictions for 2024: What top VCs think

Top venture capitalists make bold predictions for artificial intelligence in 2024, forecasting the rise of multimodal models, real-time diffusion applications, open source AI democratization, and more despite ethical concerns and GPU shortages.